Uploading the Output of GED2HTML.EXE
When GED2HTML.EXE runs successfully, it creates a subdirectory ``HTML''
into which it places a number of other files and subdirectories.
You will want to upload this entire subtree, without modification,
to your Web service provider.
One way to do this is to use the TAR.EXE program
(available here)
to package up the entire subtree into a single file that can be uploaded
and then unpacked on your service provider's system.
Use the command:
TAR cvf HTML.TAR HTML
(note that the ``cvf'' must be in lower-case letters)
to create a binary file ``HTML.TAR'' containing the contents of the
entire ``HTML'' subtree. On your service provider's system
(usually a Un*x system), execute:
tar xvf html.tar
to unpack the file and recreate the ``HTML'' subtree.
Note that if you packaged up your data as suggested above, then when
you unpack your data, the ``HTML'' directory will be created in the
directory from which you run ``tar''. Thus, you want to make sure you
are in the directory where you want the ``HTML'' subdirectory to go
before you unpack your data.
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